Speaker 1: This is a podcast from WOOR. It is The Jesse
Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show on
Speaker 1: a Tuesday. Selena Zito's gonna join us about a half
Speaker 1: hour from now. We'll talk a little bit more about
Speaker 1: the Trump election with her. She was all over that.
Speaker 1: Gonna deal with some illegal immigration talk. I'm gonna talk
Speaker 1: about the FBI director, the new one here really quickly,
Speaker 1: and then we'll probably do some screwing off some voicemails
Speaker 1: and emails and other things. But FBI director, that's the
Speaker 1: big one for me and honestly for everyone. But you
Speaker 1: cannot have an evil secret police agency in a country
Speaker 1: and remain free. You cannot. As I've said many times before,
Speaker 1: I believe the FBI will cause a civil war if
Speaker 1: it is not reformed or look, in a perfect world,
Speaker 1: to be completely eliminated. But that's the cost of having
Speaker 1: a secret police agency that works exclusively for one side.
Speaker 1: That's what happens. So it's a big, big, big deal.
Speaker 1: Attorney General and FBI director. They are like peas and carrots,
Speaker 1: as Forrest Gump would say, they are that you've never
Speaker 1: seen Forrest Gump, Chris, Chris don't have time for you
Speaker 1: right now. They work together. They work together a lot
Speaker 1: to attack crime. So we're gonna have Pam Bondi as
Speaker 1: Attorney General. Okay, let's hope she does really well. I
Speaker 1: don't hate it. I don't love it. She'll be fine,
Speaker 1: all right. Fine. That means the other half of that
Speaker 1: equation needs to be the fire breathing dragon we want.
Speaker 1: And there really hasn't been a ton of talk about
Speaker 1: this pick just yet, but I'm hearing two names now,
Speaker 1: Cash Patel. You've probably heard of him. He's one of
Speaker 1: the main guys. And I love Cash Battel, and I
Speaker 1: love him for FBI director. Let me make sure I'm
Speaker 1: crystal clear about that. Cash Battel has so several times
Speaker 1: on camera talked about how the FBI is corrupt, evil.
Speaker 1: It needs to be spread out, broken up. Cash Battel
Speaker 1: has the exact mentality. We need to stomp into that
Speaker 1: the Checka's office and start making waves. Cash Battel would
Speaker 1: be wonderful. And the hardcore Trump world knows Cash and
Speaker 1: loves Cash. Maybe you do good, good good again, not
Speaker 1: shooting any of that down. If it's Cash Battel, I
Speaker 1: will be doing backflips on camera. I'm kidding. I want it.
Speaker 1: I'll hurt my knee, but I'll be mentally doing backflips.
Speaker 1: There is another name that I am hearing floated around
Speaker 1: quite a bit, and knee or no knee, I might
Speaker 1: actually do backflips if it's him. If you're in Missouri,
Speaker 1: you already know who Andrew Bailey is. If you're heavily
Speaker 1: politically involved, you know who Andrew Bailey is. For those unfamiliar,
Speaker 1: Andrew Bailey is the Attorney General of the state of Missouri,
Speaker 1: and he's not like most GOP ags. Andrew Bailey. You know,
Speaker 1: we talked a lot about how Republican ags under Joe
Speaker 1: Biden they should view their role as standing in between
Speaker 1: the federal government and their citizens. They should view themselves
Speaker 1: as protectors of their citizens, the citizens of their state,
Speaker 1: from a lawless, evil government. That's what Joe Biden had.
Speaker 1: There aren't very many ags in the country who took
Speaker 1: on that role. Andrew Bailey did and has and still is.
Speaker 1: I should note Andrew Bailey is a beast. Did you
Speaker 1: know how much I despise almost every politician. Andrew Bailey
Speaker 1: has handled his job at AG perfectly for what we need.
Speaker 1: If you were to take Andrew Bailey. If the FBI
Speaker 1: director gets announced and it's Andrew Bailey, and maybe you're
Speaker 1: one of these people, it's got to be Cash, Betael,
Speaker 1: it's got to be Cash, Battel, and they announced Andrew Bailey.
Speaker 1: Don't be disappointed. Trust me on that. Don't be disappointed.
Speaker 1: I love Cash too. If it's Cash, I'll be thrilled.
Speaker 1: If it's Andrew Bailey, I will probably be equally thrilled,
Speaker 1: if not more. That's how incredible that pick would be.
Speaker 1: That man would walk into the FBI and a lot
Speaker 1: of very very evil people would be very nervous Andrew Bailey. Man,
Speaker 1: if Trump picks Andrew Bailey, That's that's going to be
Speaker 1: a good day. That's going to be a really good day.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the voicemails.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, yeah, watch your show all the time. I'm
Speaker 2: eighty six years old. I'm a per former US Marine.
Speaker 2: I don't wear the Marine Corps the every day. In fact,
Speaker 2: I was a Elite Forces first recon participant.
Speaker 1: And okay, let me just pause. I don't even know
Speaker 1: what he's gonna say. Maybe he's gonna scream at me.
Speaker 1: I don't even care. I I owe you a thank
Speaker 1: you because I am the most blessed person in the
Speaker 1: history of the world that I get to do this
Speaker 1: for a living. I've had a normal life in real
Speaker 1: jobs my entire life. I cannot believe that people like
Speaker 1: this show. And I can't believe that salty old eighty
Speaker 1: six year old Marines first recon listen to me talk.
Speaker 1: You have any idea how cool that is for me?
Speaker 1: For me, who's the biggest celebrity out there, the Rock
Speaker 1: or something. The Rock's a big celebrity, right If I
Speaker 1: found out The Rock listen to the show, it would
Speaker 1: do nothing for me whatsoever. Nothing. It's nothing against him,
Speaker 1: not a fan, not a hater, just wouldn't do anything
Speaker 1: for me. I find out an eighty six year old
Speaker 1: United States Marine listens, and he may be about to
Speaker 1: chew me out. For all I know, an eighty six
Speaker 1: year old United States Marine listens. That's that's as cool
Speaker 1: as it guess.
Speaker 2: Okay, Jesse, Yeah, I watch your show all the time.
Speaker 2: I'm eighty six years old, I'm a former US Marine.
Speaker 2: I wear the Marine Corps will every day. In fact,
Speaker 2: I was an Elite Forces first free Con participant, and
Speaker 2: he brought up the issue about these guys join disability
Speaker 2: when they don't serve it. I know one right here
Speaker 2: in my community draws one hundred percent. He bagsedesby, gets up,
Speaker 2: runs two miles every day that he decorates his house
Speaker 2: for Christmas at the highest eaves, the best in the
Speaker 2: entire city of Durant, Oklahoma. And he goes dancing three
Speaker 2: nights a week. He tells me drows disabuilding with Vietnam,
Speaker 2: and then he said in Vietnam he had a pendicidus
Speaker 2: right after he got there, went to the hospital. The
Speaker 2: doctor kept him there at the hospital for his full
Speaker 2: year term because he played golf and he counseled or
Speaker 2: something of the veterans. So you you brought up a
Speaker 2: good subject, Jesse. I see veterans all the time with
Speaker 2: their arms.
Speaker 3: They shot often. I could just cry for those guys.
Speaker 3: And and then you have those like this old boy
Speaker 3: overt Durant, Oklahoma, that is just worth this. Well, thank
Speaker 3: you for your marine service and your show is just
Speaker 3: absolutely great.
Speaker 1: Thank you freaking salt of the old Vietnam Marine listens
Speaker 1: to the show. Gosh, that's so sick. I didn't I
Speaker 1: didn't mean for it to become a thing where I
Speaker 1: was talking a lot about veterans and disability. But the
Speaker 1: truth is there's a lot of scam there. There is.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of it. People take advantage of things,
Speaker 1: and I have friends who did and still are.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I absolutely despise it. Jesse, do
Speaker 1: you uh?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I apparently were it? Asked doctor Jesse Wednesday a little
Speaker 1: bit early. Remember to get your questions emailed in now
Speaker 1: to Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com for tomorrow. Jesse,
Speaker 1: do you have a trick to make velveta shells and
Speaker 1: cheese creamy and good? As the initial cook the next
Speaker 1: day after they've been in the fridge, the reheat makes
Speaker 1: it disgusting and dry. Gosh, it's not disgusting and dry.
Speaker 1: The flavors have finally gotten to know each other. That cream.
Speaker 1: The cream is not gone. The cream is now on
Speaker 1: the inside. You've taken the cream and you've merged the
Speaker 1: cream with the pasta in the meat. If you're worried
Speaker 1: that it's a little dry, maybe you can sprinkle a
Speaker 1: couple drops of water on your plate of Elvita shells
Speaker 1: and cheese before you reheat it. It'll keep things a
Speaker 1: little bit more moist. But the cream is still there.
Speaker 1: It's just on the inside. Enjoy it, Chris. Do you
Speaker 1: not eat velvita shells and cheese? Have you never had this?
Speaker 1: I did not say I didn't have a solution. I
Speaker 1: just gave a solution. I just gave a solution, Chris. Obviously,
Speaker 1: pasta is gonna taste different the next day. And when
Speaker 1: it comes to things like fetichini alfredo, I told you
Speaker 1: O makes the best feed each fetichini alfredo in the world.
Speaker 1: Fetichini alfredo and mac and cheese, you're not gonna have
Speaker 1: that same the same texture the next day like you
Speaker 1: will with spaghetti. But it's not because the cream is gone.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to explain. I'm trying to bring people up, Chris.
Speaker 1: While you bring me down, I'm bringing other people up.
Speaker 1: The cream is there. Cream has just been injected internally,
Speaker 1: all right. It's on the inside. Sir Jesse Kelly, Commander
Speaker 1: of the Pink Flower Brigade, can you say a few
Speaker 1: words about Wake Island. Coming from a family of Marines
Speaker 1: who go back to my grandpa who was a devil dog,
Speaker 1: I've only heard it was an unnecessary disaster caused by
Speaker 1: Marines under wimpy Navy command Ooh, I don't think i'd
Speaker 1: say that. Okay, let's touch on Wake really briefly. Next,
Speaker 1: Sean Hannity, this is the Jesse Kelly Show on a Wednesday,
Speaker 1: on a Tuesday, not a Wednesday. Not a Wednesday, it's
Speaker 1: a Tuesday. Remember, you can email the show Jesse at
Speaker 1: Jesse Kellyshow dot com. Selena Zito, she called the Trump
Speaker 1: win before it happened. She's going to join us ten
Speaker 1: minutes from now. She's probably too humble to be arrogant
Speaker 1: about it the way I would, of course. So somebody
Speaker 1: asked about Wake Island and guy said he heard it
Speaker 1: was an unnecessary disaster call by the Marines under wimpy
Speaker 1: Navy command. I would not at all classify Wake Island
Speaker 1: like that. So Wake Island just a little We're just
Speaker 1: to do a little mini history for those who may
Speaker 1: not know. Remember, Pearl Harbor for us is a huge
Speaker 1: event still to this state. It is a huge event. Understandably,
Speaker 1: who what happened? They just attacked us out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: If it's a big, big, big deal to the state
Speaker 1: in this country, and it should be. But for the Japanese.
Speaker 1: It's not that Pearl Harbor wasn't huge for the Japanese, though.
Speaker 1: Pearl Harbor was one aspect of a multi pronged surprise
Speaker 1: attack that they launched in a very short span against
Speaker 1: a bunch of different places. The best way I can
Speaker 1: think of it is, think about the island of Japan.
Speaker 1: It's island of Japan. Now, picture all these different groups,
Speaker 1: different armies, if you will, and spread them out like sunshine,
Speaker 1: all different directions. That's essentially it's a very dumb down
Speaker 1: version of what they did. Japan's theory was, let's surprise
Speaker 1: attack everybody all at once. Let's take as much as
Speaker 1: we possibly can, gobble everything up, then fortify it because
Speaker 1: we know we can't we can't take everything. We know
Speaker 1: they're going to fight back, they're going to try to
Speaker 1: take back what we took, but we fortify it to
Speaker 1: such a degree that eventually, whoever comes to attack us,
Speaker 1: we'll have to sue for peace. And then, in Japan's eyes,
Speaker 1: if they double let's say they doubled. They did more
Speaker 1: than that, but let's say they doubled their territory with
Speaker 1: their initial attack. Well, even if they end up having
Speaker 1: to give half that seventy five percent of that back,
Speaker 1: then there's still twenty five percent better than they were before. Right,
Speaker 1: That was the way of thinking. Take as much as
Speaker 1: you can. Yeah, we'll probably have to give some back
Speaker 1: in the end, but we'll be fine. They did not
Speaker 1: take into account America's unconditional surrender attitude that we had
Speaker 1: after Pearl Harbor. Anyway, So while Pearl Harbor was happening,
Speaker 1: the same day Wake Island happened. Now, if you look
Speaker 1: this up, you'll say, Jesse you're wrong, because Wake Island.
Speaker 1: The Japanese attacked the Marines and Navy people on Wake
Speaker 1: Island on December eighth, But that's because of the time
Speaker 1: change in the different time zones. Yes, Wake Island was
Speaker 1: attacked on December eighth, but Pearl Harbor, everyone knows, was
Speaker 1: attacked on December seventh, and actually it was the exact
Speaker 1: same time. So no, Wake Island wasn't a failure by anybody.
Speaker 1: It was just a tiny little garrison. There were not
Speaker 1: many people there, and the Japanese wanted Wake Island badly,
Speaker 1: and so while Pearl Harbor was going on, they launched
Speaker 1: this assault on Wake Island. We weren't at war. I
Speaker 1: I'm trying to picture how I would describe it, like
Speaker 1: I was stationed in twenty nine palms. Now this isn't
Speaker 1: because it's not an island in the middle of the ocean,
Speaker 1: it won't have as much play. But I was stationed
Speaker 1: in twenty nine palms before we declared war in Iraq,
Speaker 1: I was in twenty nine palms. It would be like
Speaker 1: waking up one morning in the barracks and there's a
Speaker 1: division of Chinese troops storming through the gates attacking the base.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, We're not at war with China. Wait,
Speaker 1: what what is going on? So losing Wake Island, which
Speaker 1: we eventually did, although it took them a couple tries
Speaker 1: and it didn't fall in a day or two. The
Speaker 1: marine means and the sailors, to be honest, they put
Speaker 1: up a brawl on Wake Island and they made the
Speaker 1: Japanese really really feel it, really feel it badly. But
Speaker 1: they had no idea an attack was coming. Really, nobody did.
Speaker 1: I don't know who's telling people out there. That was
Speaker 1: a terrible failure. And to clarify, I'm sure there was failure.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there were intelligence failures that missed things maybe
Speaker 1: even command on the ground failures. But whatever failures there
Speaker 1: may have been, Wake Island was always going to fall.
Speaker 1: You have a tiny garrison that was attacked by a
Speaker 1: very capable Japanese force that had been training for it,
Speaker 1: and the tiny garrison didn't even know what was coming.
Speaker 1: Wake Island was always going to fall. But remember that,
Speaker 1: Remember the nice little tidbit for trivia night. Wake Island
Speaker 1: was December eighth, Pearl Harbor was December seventh, But they
Speaker 1: actually took place on the same day, on the same day,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't alone that they weren't the only two people.
Speaker 1: The Japanese did more than just attack us over forty
Speaker 1: eight seventy two hours. Honestly a couple of weeks. They
Speaker 1: sent their fleet and their troops out in every single
Speaker 1: direction to try to create a huge circule, of huge
Speaker 1: defense perimeter, if you will, around the Japanese islands. Again,
Speaker 1: the plan was take them, fortify them, dare the quote
Speaker 1: soft Westerners to come get us out of them. That
Speaker 1: was their way of thinking. And I guess we weren't
Speaker 1: quite as soft as they thought. Now. Selena Zito. Selena
Speaker 1: Zito has this terrible habit of being right with her
Speaker 1: political predictions. How does she do that? She was right
Speaker 1: about the Trump stuff she called Trump's went in twenty
Speaker 1: sixteen too, and she called this last one. How does
Speaker 1: she do that? Let's talk to Selena about that and
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Speaker 1: We'll be back. It is the Jesse Kelly Show. And
Speaker 1: man Selena Zito picked the music so well I almost
Speaker 1: declined the interview. We could have just sat back and
Speaker 1: listened the entire time, but that wouldn't be right, would it?
Speaker 1: Love me some? Sammy Davis Junior anyway? Joining me now,
Speaker 1: the great Selena Zito, one of the great journalists in
Speaker 1: the country who called the Trump win all a long
Speaker 1: time before it happened. Selena spiked the football, go ahead,
Speaker 1: rub it in everyone's face. That's what I would do.
Speaker 5: I was on your show, wasn't it like the day
Speaker 5: of or before?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm like, yeah, he's gonna win and McCormick's gonna win.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Tell me about Pennsylvania. What happened with that
Speaker 1: McCormick race. What took so long? Is the state of Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: which you know I dearly love. I have so many
Speaker 1: relatives there, amish and otherwise? Is that state just a
Speaker 1: corrupt disaster?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Selena, what's happened to Pennsylvania?
Speaker 5: Oh, you know, there was no reason for that recount.
Speaker 5: I mean technically he was allowed. It was it was
Speaker 5: triggered because it went below a half a percent. But
Speaker 5: meaning Casey, however, it was a scooch below a half
Speaker 5: of percent. He was very well aware that it was
Speaker 5: not going to change the election. In fact, I think
Speaker 5: there's only been two elections that have ever been changed
Speaker 5: in American politics in a recount like ever, right, it
Speaker 5: just doesn't happen when you you know you're ahead by
Speaker 5: twenty thousand votes. So here's what I think. I think
Speaker 5: two things happened at one time. I think Casey was
Speaker 5: stunned that he lost. He's never outside of a primary
Speaker 5: race against Edren Dell in two thousand and two for Governor,
Speaker 5: Bob Casey has never lost a general election race since
Speaker 5: nineteen ninety six. He's always won, and he's always won
Speaker 5: by double digits. And so I think he was really
Speaker 5: convinced that the issues that he was running on, which
Speaker 5: were snackflation, which is really funny because eighty percent of
Speaker 5: the snacks produced in this consumed in this country are
Speaker 5: made in Pennsylvania. So I thought that was like a
Speaker 5: bad idea. And he was running on abortion, and you know,
Speaker 5: that's not what the issues were for voters. And and
Speaker 5: he has failed to be that the senator. You know,
Speaker 5: some senators are very very good about being out there
Speaker 5: right and showing up and cutting ribbons and talking, you know,
Speaker 5: to to voters and good constituent services. And and he
Speaker 5: was not that good at it. And McCormick was a beast.
Speaker 5: He was He was just he was everywhere. He had
Speaker 5: a great Pennsylvania story to tell through. You know, you
Speaker 5: you're from Ohio, Pennsylvania. You know, wrestling is like bigger
Speaker 5: than football. Right. He went to West Point on on
Speaker 5: On wrestling, Right, He had that all Pennsylvania story. He
Speaker 5: served in the military, he ran a business in Pittsburgh.
Speaker 5: He just embodied the electorate. And and so I think
Speaker 5: that that was a really long way of me saying
Speaker 5: case he just could not believe that he lost. But
Speaker 5: more importantly, I think what they were trying to do
Speaker 5: was set precedence by counting illegal votes so that they
Speaker 5: could weaken Pennsylvania voter's law. I think that was Mark
Speaker 5: Elias's sort of underhanded way of trying to do that. Luckily,
Speaker 5: our state Supreme Court, which I should mention is five
Speaker 5: to two Democrat majority, and they were having none of it.
Speaker 5: They were so mad at the Bucks County commissioners and
Speaker 5: Montgomery County commissioners and the Center County commissioners for counting
Speaker 5: illegal ballots that they wrote their ruling in all capital letters.
Speaker 5: Ooh ooh yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Speaking with Selena Zito, of course you need to go
Speaker 1: sign up for her free newsletters selenazito dot com if
Speaker 1: you want to stay up to date on some things. Okay, Selena,
Speaker 1: I've been at asking everybody. I'm gonna go ahead and
Speaker 1: ask you. Although I think I have a good idea
Speaker 1: where this is going Thanksgiving in the Zito Zito home.
Speaker 1: Are we going to get something out of the tradition
Speaker 1: or is it turkey and mashed potatoes and all the
Speaker 1: other gross things everyone else eats.
Speaker 5: I'm Italians going to be real scallapini sauce, meat balls
Speaker 5: or pocketa balls, homemade pasta. I can make homemade punkin
Speaker 5: pie and apple pie and peacan pie. That that's the
Speaker 5: traditional part. But it's an Italian Thanksgiving tomorrow with my
Speaker 5: daughter and my son in law and my four grandchildren.
Speaker 1: Gosh, that sounds fantastic. I love the old Scallapoini. Gosh outstanding. Okay, So, Selena,
Speaker 1: you said the election wasn't about abortion, and it very
Speaker 1: clearly wasn't. I saw a chart today on the demographic shift.
Speaker 1: It was every demographic shift did towards Trump. It didn't
Speaker 1: win all of them, but men, women, black, white, you know,
Speaker 1: every single one he gained, every single one. My question
Speaker 1: is there's running a presidential campaign is a billion dollar operation.
Speaker 1: Democrats have a million polsters to and public relations people.
Speaker 1: How could you run an entire campaign on an issue
Speaker 1: that didn't move the needle.
Speaker 5: For people because they're so encased in it intellectual bubbles.
Speaker 5: They believe that everything that they believe is what everybody
Speaker 5: else believes, and they're just talking back and forth at
Speaker 5: each other, you know. And they also talked about massive
Speaker 5: gender gap. There was a gender gap. There's a marriage gap,
Speaker 5: but there wasn't a gender gap. Married women overwhelmingly voted
Speaker 5: for Trump or women with children. It was single women
Speaker 5: that did not college educated single women. So you know,
Speaker 5: they just don't know the country, you know. And I
Speaker 5: was on your show numerous times saying the middle class
Speaker 5: it's not white working class anymore. It's middle class, Black, White, Hispanic,
Speaker 5: and Asian. They're voting shoulder to shoulder. They do not
Speaker 5: let those the blind spot that Democrats had. They kept
Speaker 5: trying to put people in racial silos.
Speaker 4: Vote.
Speaker 5: People vote their community, and they vote what's going on
Speaker 5: in their families' lives and their friends' lives. You know
Speaker 5: that the people that they coach each other's kids softball
Speaker 5: games are sitting the pew every Sunday. Right, those racial
Speaker 5: lines have blurred, and the Democrats just did not understand that.
Speaker 5: They could not wrap their heads around the fact that
Speaker 5: blacks and Hispanics who they believed they had owned, had
Speaker 5: moved so dramatically away from them.
Speaker 1: Selena, do you get the impression and I'm before I
Speaker 1: even asked the question. It's probably a combination of a
Speaker 1: bunch of things, but do you get the impression that
Speaker 1: the average voter, not me, who I'm a hardcore partisan,
Speaker 1: but the average voter. Was it a rejection of the
Speaker 1: Democrat Party or more of a rejection of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: who was, in my opinion, a historically awful candidate who
Speaker 1: was put in a place in historically awful circumstances. Was
Speaker 1: it a rejection of Dome a rejection of Democrats, because
Speaker 1: those are two different things.
Speaker 5: Well, it was a rejection of Democrats. She performed as
Speaker 5: any generic Democrat candidate would have the look. I have
Speaker 5: written and I have believed since twenty twenty that twenty
Speaker 5: twenty election was a fluke. It was everyone thought that
Speaker 5: Donald Trump was the fluke in twenty sixteen. That is
Speaker 5: not true. We are a center right country. We've had
Speaker 5: two fluke elections past twenty five years, and they are
Speaker 5: Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Barack Obama because of the
Speaker 5: unique qualities having to do with his race and also
Speaker 5: his ability to deliver a soaring oratory that alone made
Speaker 5: people not vote what they traditionally would vote. And Biden
Speaker 5: was a fluke because of COVID. And the truth is,
Speaker 5: if we look at this country, this country is center right.
Speaker 5: We're not far right. We're center right, and Republicans have
Speaker 5: a much easier way to win than Democrats do. It's
Speaker 5: just that our cultural curators, meaning our national media, our corporations,
Speaker 5: our institutions, our governing, the your craps in our government
Speaker 5: are they're not center left. They're left and that's where
Speaker 5: the conflict lies. The truth is the country is center left,
Speaker 5: and the flukes had been Obama and Biden.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to bank on that. I'm going to
Speaker 1: bank on that. I think you were right about that.
Speaker 1: And cultural curators. I love that so much. I'm going
Speaker 1: to steal it and use it and give you no
Speaker 1: credit for it whatsoever. She is Selena Zito. Go sign
Speaker 1: up for her newsletters. Selena. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours,
Speaker 1: enjoy a homeful of Italians.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Bye bye.
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Speaker 1: I nailed it. I nail it every time. What Chris?
Speaker 1: You're just jealous? You know what? I was listening to
Speaker 1: this before. I think maybe it was Chris who called
Speaker 1: in and left his voicemail this.
Speaker 4: I marry you. Yeah, you don't want to get talking
Speaker 4: about you're dumb liberal mother. I hope you die today.
Speaker 4: I help you die. I affective the dial ex flow
Speaker 4: to be how that you know? I get Jense? You Pieter.
Speaker 4: Oh you're MTV anyway.
Speaker 1: You know, if you're struggling with alcohol, you can always
Speaker 1: get help. Just remember you need to go get some help.
Speaker 6: My husband watches your show, and as I turned on
Speaker 6: the TV, your show is on. I don't know who
Speaker 6: you are, Jesse Kelly's, but I totally agree with you
Speaker 6: about a hamburger not eating pickles or bacon. I can't
Speaker 6: stand bacon on it. That's all I want to say.
Speaker 4: Bye.
Speaker 1: You know one that woman sounds smart. Her husband must
Speaker 1: be a brilliant man leading her in the right direction too.
Speaker 1: I didn't address bacon yesterday. I didn't address it, and
Speaker 1: I almost feel like a coward. I feel like I
Speaker 1: chickened out on addressing bacon on a burger when we
Speaker 1: were talking about acceptable burger toppings and I was saying,
Speaker 1: people go, they do way too much. It's a meat
Speaker 1: and cheese delivery system. That's what a cheeseburger is. Those
Speaker 1: are the stars of the show. Keep the big deal,
Speaker 1: the big deal. Don't throw a thousand things on your burger.
Speaker 1: Burger doesn't need a thousand things. Okay, I didn't talk
Speaker 1: about bacon, and I've had bacon and cheeseburgers. I like
Speaker 1: bacon cheeseburgers. I can't stress this enough. I like bacon cheeseburgers.
Speaker 1: So don't email me and say, yeah, you hate bacon.
Speaker 1: What have you been hanging out with Chris too long?
Speaker 1: I like bacon cheeseburgers. However, the cheeseburger doesn't need bacon.
Speaker 1: Will it improve it? Well? Yeah, bacon improves everything. You
Speaker 1: could add bacon bits to vanilla ice cream and it
Speaker 1: would make it better. Bacon improves everything. I got that,
Speaker 1: But your burger shouldn't need it. If you choose to
Speaker 1: put it on there, fine, it obviously gives a little
Speaker 1: the flavor, a little, a little oomph, a little boost
Speaker 1: to it. But there are other things that need bacon.
Speaker 1: You know you're disgusting Brussels sprouts. Those need bacon. The
Speaker 1: cheeseburger doesn't, and so I don't usually use it. There,
Speaker 1: I said it, and I'll say one more thing before
Speaker 1: we get the headlines. I didn't get to. CNN has
Speaker 1: an article out today that says it's fine to pee
Speaker 1: in the shower. Please don't pee in your shower. Why
Speaker 1: are you raising your hands like that, Chris, don't tell
Speaker 1: me don't tell me you're a shower peer. Chris. You
Speaker 1: stand there and in your own filth like some kind
Speaker 1: of an animal. Chris, No, you are. No, I understand.
Speaker 1: It's a shower, not a bath, right, use a pool
Speaker 1: like a No, I'm kidding, but you don't, Chris, No, no, no.
Speaker 1: This is what separates us from the animals. I will
Speaker 1: not stand for it.
Speaker 5: Here's a headline, you know, you know the.
Speaker 1: Thing headlines we didn't get to exclusive. The pole proves
Speaker 1: wide majority of Americans reject celebrity endorsements. That's from Breitbart. Yes,
Speaker 1: this goes back to honestly, remember how Daniel Turner was
Speaker 1: talking earlier in the show about Hollywood and how Reagan
Speaker 1: used to have a bunch of Hollywood A listers at
Speaker 1: his stuff, and then the left side of that can't
Speaker 1: ever happen again. So they took over Hollywood and now
Speaker 1: they're all a bunch of dirty comedy scumbags. They took
Speaker 1: over the institution and thought they could use it however
Speaker 1: they wanted to use it, and they've used it that
Speaker 1: way forever, where you have to be a dirty comedy
Speaker 1: to be in Hollywood to get the next kid to
Speaker 1: play in the next movie, and they would come out
Speaker 1: and indoors Democrats every single time. But it happened so
Speaker 1: often people stop listening, they stopped caring. Top NIH scientists
Speaker 1: admits Fauci likely funded the Wuhan lab and questions the
Speaker 1: vaccine efficacy. Wow, that guy sounds like he's on top
Speaker 1: of it. About four years too late. Multiple house races
Speaker 1: remain uncalled nearly three weeks after the election. That is
Speaker 1: so incredibly unacceptable for any of any size or any
Speaker 1: technological ability. But for the United States of America to
Speaker 1: have house races uncalled three weeks after the election, it's
Speaker 1: very very intentional. Would be Assassin Ryan Rauth links himself
Speaker 1: to Thomas Crooks in an explosive jail letter. I had
Speaker 1: almost forgotten about Ryan Ralth and Thomas Crooks, you know,
Speaker 1: the two guys who tried to blow Donald Trump's head off.
Speaker 1: And speaking of Donald of Thomas Crooks. Did we ever
Speaker 1: find out what was up with the encrypted overseas accounts?
Speaker 1: Did we ever find out what was with the ATF
Speaker 1: agent who was collecting pictures of the crime scene inexplicably
Speaker 1: the next day and then lawyered up when Senator Ron
Speaker 1: Johnson reached out to him. I have questions. This has
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